Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-08-17

~Oauy oxC6QC SUNDAY. rDAuys
Nos and carry Kansas City sleepers and St.
Louis coaches.
Nos and carry St. Louis seepers aud Kansas
City coaches; Chicago sleepers from 4arshaltown
~ ~ >' ' " G. ". Tu.SEs,
Ag't, Austin.
Pygmalion and Galatea, Friday night
Aug. 10.
All sizes of betting at Gilbertson &
Edgerton's.
The best cylinder oil IN the market
at Decker g. Lewis.
60 to Giles & Shepherds for t1y pa
per and insect powder.
the TRANSCRIPT for sale at the post
Office by W. E. HELEN.
Giles & Shepherd have the choicest
line of cigars in the city.
All kinds of threshing machine repairs
at Gilbertson s. Edgerton's.
Mr.. and Mrs. G., w. Kessler were
baptlsed Sunday by Rev. Stanley.
Finest ladies stationery and artists
materials at Giles & Shepherds.
The best five cent cigars are to be
had at A. Folsom's variety store.
Our sports turned out in full force
Monday to open up the chicken season.
They are coming Whom? Why, the
Kendall Co. When? Friday night, Aug.
10.
Still more rain is needed before the
ground will be in any condition for plow-
ing.
"A fine rain Friday night and Satur-
day. Just what was needed for the corn
crop.
The RevA Crum preached at the
Court House Sunday evening to large
audience.
If you want a nice hobby fall hat
20 to Hirsh's and he will show you the
very latest.
"A new and complete assortment of
bath and carriage sporges at Giles &
Shepherds.
Owing to i'll health S.. e. Oleson will
close out his entire stock of furniture at
reduced prices. tt
If you want copy of the TRANS
cR1PT, call on W. E. HELEN, at the post
Office news stand.
-Owatonna Peoples Press: The bar
ley raised in this vicinity this year is of
Indifferent quality.
The Manitoba cold wave was here in
earnest Saturday and Sunday, and plenty
of moisture with it.
-Milburn & Weber Wagons, thimble
skein and tubular axle for sale by Gil
bertson s. Edgerton.
The cool wave Friday forenoon was
quite change from the sweltering heat
of the forepart of the week.
-Chat6eld Democrat: Mrs. O'Ferrall
and Miss Medora returned from their
visit to Austin the first of the week.
-Loweth & Curtis, of St. Paul, are the
engineers employed by the city to give
them Tight" on the clay of the land"
The fall term of our district court
commences next month, Sept. 20. See
list of jurors drawn in another column.
No services we're held At the Congre
gational church last Sunday. except Sun
day school. which was held at the usual
hour.
The membership tickets for the
Mower County Agricultural Society for
1887, are out, and everybody should take
a ticket.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
G. II. Davidson this "wednesday after
noon, at 8 o'clock A full attendance is
desired.
The directors of our new railroad,
the Lake Superior & Southwestern, have
meeting tomorrow afternoon at the
Court House. g.
-Schleuder & Roberts new buildings
are being plastered. Make fine store
rooms those will, when completed. and
good locations, too.
MIR. Hardie, the popular clerk in
Supt. Williams office, expects his friend
Will Fitzpatrick from Dubuque this week
for several days visit.
-Owatonna peoples Press: Paul
Evans, aged II years, son of Mr.. N.
Evans, is suffering from Typhoid fever
but seems to be getting better.
Rev Dewart preached at the Opera
House sunday morning. He did not
preach in the evening, and all attended
the services at the court house.
WIN. q. Packard. Advance agent of
the Kendall Comedy Co. returned to the
city to day to prepare the way for his
Company, Friday Night August 16.
"A herd of Texas ponies were brought
to Austin last week by couple of Tex
ans, which they are offering for sale.
Some of them are very fine ponies.